Why does evil sometimes seem good? How is that evil becomes praiseworthy to man sometimes? Can evil ever be used in the service of good? Do we live in a time of extreme moral confusion where humanity exchanges the truth for a lie, causing evil. Can we individually ever do evil and expect a good result? 2 Samuel 4:1-2a and 5-12<a rel="payment" href="https://www.ultimateoutcomes.org/donate">Support the show</a>

Why does evil sometimes seem good? How is that evil becomes praiseworthy to man sometimes? Can evil ever be used in the service of good? Do we live in a time of extreme moral confusion where humanity exchanges the truth for a lie, causing evil. Can we individually ever do evil and expect a good result? 2 Samuel 4:1-2a and 5-12 Support the show

Why does evil sometimes seem good? How is that evil becomes praiseworthy to man sometimes? Can evil ever be used in the service of good? Do we live in a time of extreme moral confusion where humanity exchanges the truth for a lie, causing evil. Can we individually ever do evil and expect a good result? 2 Samuel 4:1-2a and 5-12<a href="https://www.ultimateoutcomes.org/donate" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Theocracy #15: Calling Evil Good

Ultimate Outcomes is a non-profit organization founded on the fruit of the 30-plus years Pastor Richard Elwell and his wife Marty spent in church ministry, developing sermons and Bible studies that would help their congregants discern and apply God’s truth. Richard was a firm believer that the outcomes in our lives result from what ideas we believe and follow.

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Theocracy #15: Calling Evil Good

Theocracy #15: Calling Evil Good